In other cancers, FOXD2-AS1 has been suggested to contribute to migration and invasion of tumors by sponging miR-185-5p [15,28–30,36,38,40,46], miR-25-3p [20], miR-98-5p [47], miR-31 [48], miR-7-5p [49], miR-760 [44], miR-195 [24], miR-145-5p [25], miR-363-5p [13,17], miR-143 [50], miR-485-5p [37], and miR-206 [14]. The gene discussed is FOXD2; the disease is cancer.